Latest Regenerative Medicine News

Orthocell has secured regulatory approval to sell its nerve repair product Remplir™ in Hong Kong well ahead of schedule, expanding its footprint across key global markets. This milestone complements recent clearances in the US, Canada, and Asia, positioning the company for significant growth in a multi-billion-dollar market.

Orthocell has rapidly expanded its US distributor network for Remplir™, surpassing its target ahead of schedule and positioning itself for imminent sales in the $1.6 billion nerve repair market.

Mesoblast has commercially launched Ryoncil in the US for pediatric acute GVHD, backed by a strong cash position and advancing multiple cell therapy programs.

Orthocell has secured Health Canada approval for its nerve repair product Remplir™, adding the US$75 million Canadian market and expanding its total addressable market to US$1.8 billion. The company plans to appoint local distributors and expects first sales in H2 2025.

Osteopore Limited has drawn down A$2 million from the first tranche of its redeemable convertible notes, using the proceeds to repay existing loans and support ongoing business activities.

A new peer-reviewed study highlights Cynata Therapeutics’ Cymerus™ iPSC-derived MSCs as superior to traditional donor tissue-derived MSCs in potency, consistency, and regenerative potential.

Chimeric Therapeutics has dosed the first three patients in its Phase 1/2 CHM CDH17 CAR-T trial targeting gastrointestinal cancers, alongside advancing its AML and NK cell therapy programs. The company also secured $5 million in funding and appointed Dr Rebecca McQualter as CEO.

Osteopore Limited reports a robust 27% year-over-year revenue increase despite operational headwinds, underpinned by new collaborations in stem cell therapies and expanded market access in Brazil and Singapore.

Mesoblast has secured FDA approval for Ryoncil®, the first mesenchymal stromal cell therapy for steroid-refractory acute graft versus host disease in children, while raising A$260 million to accelerate clinical trials and commercial rollout.

Tissue Repair Limited has commenced patient randomisation in its Phase 3 trial of TR987®, targeting chronic venous leg ulcers, aiming to confirm promising earlier results and potentially transform wound healing treatment.